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WorksheetsEthics and Moral Philosophy Worksheet
Total questions: 39
Worksheet time: 20mins
The disciplined study of morality — this is...?
A. Ethics
B. Moral Philosophy
C. Normative Inquiry
D. Axiology
Greek ethos meaning 'character' is the systematic study of value concepts: good, bad, right, wrong — this is...?
Morality
Ethical Codes
Behavioral Standards
Deontology
The type of ethics that asks “How should I behave as a researcher?” — this is...?
Prescriptive
Practical Ethics
Applied Judgments
Conduct Regulation
What type of ethical reasoning is principle-based?
Deductive
Top-down Analysis
General-to-Specific Method
Rule Application
What type of ethical reasoning is case-based?
Utilitarianism
Deontology
Virtue ethics
Casuistry
Decisions we have made in the past are called...?
Precedent
Historical Verdicts
Prior Determinations
Case History
Judgments reflect back on...?
Rules
Established Procedures
Governing Statutes
Guidelines
Rules reflect back on...?
Principles
Foundational Beliefs
Core Values
Philosophical Tenets
Principles reflect back on...?
A. Ethical theory
B. Moral Frameworks
Conflict or incoherence between original principles is called...?
Incoherent
Irreconcilable
Mutually Exclusive
Contradictory
Ethics is about creating a mutually...relationship with research population — one word?
Respectful
Trusting
Collaborative
Reciprocal
Participants' permission to take part in research — this is...?
Consent
Authorization
Volition
Approval
Restoration to emotional state after experiment — this is...?
Debriefing
Follow-up Session
Emotional Reconciliation
Post-Experiment Interview
Deception used as a standard tool — this is...?
Deception
Misdirection
Masking
Concealment
Invasion of privacy is also called...?
Privacy
Confidentiality Breach
Data Exposure
Intrusion
Each person has individual rights — this principle is...?
Respect for Persons
Individual Autonomy
Rights Protection
Personal Dignity
Provide benefit, protect from harm, limit risk — this principle is...?
Beneficence
Do Good
Welfare Promotion
Non-Maleficence
Equitable selection of subjects — this principle is...?
A. Justice
B. Fairness
C. Equality
D. Impartiality
Takes into account relevant theory, methods, and prior findings — this norm is...?
Valid research design
Methodological Soundness
Scientifically Justified
Rigorous Planning
Capable to carry out procedures — this norm is...?
Competence
Skillful Execution
Proficiency
Ability to Perform
Risk-benefit assessment — this is...?
Risk-benefit
Utility Analysis
Prudence Check
Harm/Gain Evaluation
Standard procedures used — this norm is...?
Standard procedures
Established Methods
Stage where editor may reject a manuscript — this is...?
Editorial
Screening
Journal Review
Initial Assessment
Experts checking article relevance, structure, and methodology — these are...?
Reviewers
Critical Assessors
Subject Specialists
Peer Critics
Editor finds reviewers with expertise in topic/method — this is...?
Database
Reviewer Registry
Expert Index
Resource List
Rejection because topic is not suitable — reason is...?
Topic
Scope Mismatch
Subject Matter
Relevance
Checking novelty and overall structure — this process is...?
Reviewing
Evaluation
Manuscript Scrutiny
Peer Assessment
Communication most powerful for transferring volumes of information — this is...?
Visual
Graphical
Diagrammatic
Non-textual
Human brain quickly recognizes, stores, and recalls...?
Images
Pictorial Data
Visual Representations
Graphics
Well-designed information is stimulating, attractive, and engaging — this is...?
Appeal
Aesthetic Value
Interest Factor
Engagement
Representing relationships visually for instant comprehension — this is...?
Diagramming
Mapping
Charting
Graphing
Visualizations that trigger long-term memory — these are...?
Retention
Memorability
Storage Capability
Recall Aid
Brain gathers information through unconscious...?
Pre-attentive processing
Automatic Sensory Input
Subconscious Filtering
Non-conscious Feature Detection
Graphically representing data — this is...?
Data visualization
Information Graphics
Charting
Statistical Plotting
Data plus visual representation — this is...?
Infographic
Illustrated Data Summary
Error when mixing percent change and percentage point — this is...?
Mistake
Confusing Metrics
Measurement Blunder
Misinterpretation
Pie chart not adding to 100% — this is...?
Error
Calculation Flaw
Summation Failure
Inaccurate Representation
Proportionally sized bubbles using diameter instead of area — this is an...?
Error
Scale Misrepresentation
Visual Deception
Size Distortion
Truncating y-axis — this is...?
Error
Axis Manipulation
Distorted Scaling
Baseline Adjustment
